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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
CATCHING 4 sHAD ~ TIE HUDSON

Some fishermen who had their nets spread for bass In
the North River, opposite Dobts Ferry on Tuesday
were astonished to find in Of their hauls full grown
roe shad There mstak NC he famla sivery
CLEAN Of the scales the toothsOmc curves Of the
backbone The fishermcns eyes expanded Into saucer
like proportions as they gazed on the fish. such a
hing as shsd at this season Of Ia, year in re HUDSON
knocked outs the biggest fish story that thoy had ever
heard They finally concluded that the Ill fated shad
had loved bold bass not wisely but TO We'll" ana m
stead of following It's fellow shad to the Gulf stream
had fingered In the frigid Hudson rhc weighed three
and one quarter pounds Yesterday her frozen carcass
Law in an ice box the store of c. A. Wecvcr Co., at
No iO6 Barclayst., whore hundreds Of marketmen
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
BROOKLYN.

Herman POctzsch, proprietor Of a pork shop at
Atlantic and sheffield ayes, committed suicide yes
terlay By sabbng himself In the abdomen with a At
knife
BY the addition Of the receipts Of the Parker euogy
and Of the performance OF " FAUST the Bccchcr
Memorial fund amounts TO 10000 81
The Board Of Underwriters report number Of
churches as unsafe In their heating arrangements
The payment OF taxes begins to-day. The amount
OF the levy IS f10G33 OOl.
George Kctchum, cripple, serving a term f
grand larceny I'm the IcntcntiaIy, who was allowed
the freedom of the yard. made his escape tuesday,.
II is supposed he got ont by hiding I'm barrel of
rubbish which removed from the yard lie left
his striped shirt behind him.
Nicholas /. Campbell who formerly boarded with
Mrs Ellen r. Waller, at No. lis Pacific ST., had Ter
arrested yesterday upon charge Of larceny In rcfns
Ing TO give up his trunks. Mrs. Waller says he
failed to pay his board. She was released ON bail
william r. Gregg. a well known optcian, lied
Yesterday at his home. No. % Irving place, ifoL'
consump tlOn, at the age Of seventy one.
Mrs. wood. who indicted at the same time viii
Yacht -brokcr G. II. Bivcn, In connection with the
mai practice Of which Miss Frankie Bell was the vclm
has left her home and the city. Her husband says
hc knows where She Is but does not propose to reveal
Thomas s Morton, Of No. IL Poplar ST., ycNirid
advertised that he would not he spOnsblc for any
debts Of his wfc's contracting. They were married
sixteen years ago and have five children Mr.. Mort
Is engaged IN the manufacture Of sash chains at NO
% Elizabeth st., Ne" YORK, and is wealthy.
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CA r ID.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned bcgs 10 an
nOuncc that under special con-
tract with the wcli-knOwm firm
Of Il. ALTMAN 81 90. She has
prepared FEE REClAWIEae
POWDER i'm EW O-OVN(
BONES, which will be sold for
% cents per box.
This powder will not rub OIL
or make the face shine, and IL
guaranteed not 10 contain Lead,
Esi>gliuth or Arsenic.
Every lady should avail her.
sclfOflhis opportunity TO make
"a trial Ofthis celebrated powder
For sale i'm this size only by
IL. ALTMAN 4 CO., where all
the other asccamicr Prepare
lions can also be obtained.
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rrvwv1RK DA11Y TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER 1854
~ steamer werrs taer. rom Bremen HrsvieS,y report
a. bring Sol passsngera Arrived Atsne %" "'p"

e. III
| CLEANED
Steamer Chicago tBr Jones L:ndon-sanderson son;
Steamer Italy (Br. Pearce Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer ofonholms (Br) Thomas Liverpool via NorfoiK
steamer stat. of Nevada tBr Stewart ela'sow-Au''n
stssmer colorado Daniels oalve.tonC MaIICTv Co
Steamer Steamer S Ss.
sseamer Delaware Chichester Charlc'ton-"m fclyo0
Steamer wvanoke. noan, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
Sao,meI = w RrDns Lewis Baltimore Downer
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Phlaieipha-t;'''''
stea aR Winthrop. Bragg Portlsnd-Horato Hail.
ship Yirsn Gould GENERALIZATION bTG nysn oo Koop
Ship Helene (Ger. Bambach Am''er'a"- hwy
Ship vaudaia tBr,. ceonan. Rotter F5o'
bark Beno di Frietas port. Perrin Wanna Pot-' All
BarS Bernardo QtaD Dupelo Aicanto-Benham & Boye'
Bark Antonio NJ Utah. Magnolia, Malaga sp-Benham o.
BapI Lizzie Curry tnr, Mccullough Port Natal. 30 Al
Rsrs western Belle Hinckey. Philadelphia Picker
Bre Edmund Phnnsy. Young. Buenos Ayres-Jas Ward
eco SAILED
Steamers Denmark for Losdon Britannia Liverpool Mar
nus Montego Ray; colorado galveston; Ncworcans, New.
Orleans COIN non wealth. Philadelphia. $500 ,..
Blrks edron for Rotterdam; Louise. Cardena& Mohsa
Barbados. r..... ,,,-..,.o po,n, o.prr.
Also salciva Long Island sound-st'aner Herman Win
ter Tor Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
3O-Arrivsd. stoafsor 0allna (Br). Harpor
from New York Nov L.
BRISTOL. Nov 2g-Arrvod, steamer IlanlaH Clty Nb'l
Gore. from Now-Yorg Nov l6.
SWANSEA Nov 30--sallsi, stoamor Mnoola tBr. Evans
q Now-Nork
snFfps Nov 3O-sailed steamer Hun'snan OBI, whytc.
New.NorK
iizIKD nov 3O-Passol steamer Rotterl'm OtoD Vis
from New York Nov ~ Oh her way to Rotterdam
SrRrrIN 27-sailed steamer Gotha tbsr Bauer. Tor
New York ,,.,
swIxEMIxpR Nov 2s-Arrved. steamer Island DAM.
skiolt. from New York. .,.-, ,,t.,.-.
for
n,xf. Nov 2G-sailcd steamer india (Gor Hulson, for
Ne YORK ...-,- -,
MAnsFiIfrs Nov 2s-Arnvol. steamer Neustr!a CD
Verries from New York.
(lorll,er st,petag v>,oi n d1I 81; fiHt PtJJ
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THE CENTENNIAL OF THE PRESIDENCY.
MAYOR HEWITT MADE CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT

MAYOR HEWITT MADE CHAIRMAN OF THE JONI
COMMITTEE on THE CELEBRATION
The committees appointed by the Mayor, the Cham
her of Commerce and the Historical Society to make
arrangements for ccebratin. the centennial OF the In
suCraion of George asbnGtOn the first President
Of the United ststcs met yesterday In the Mayor
Office These present included Ex-Governor John 1.
Hoffman cxMayors william H. Wolham and Edward
Cooner John Jay, Flbrdge T. Gerry, Allan Campbell
exJ dgc Charles p. DAILY, William G. Hamilton, Cow
erncur Morris and Philip schuyler. John H. King. of
the Historical Society read the following names OF the
committee Of that organizations Jacob b. Moore, Johh
Jaw. John d. James. John S. Kennedy, Edward F. De
Lancey Robert f. Livingston, George H. Morse, ROD
ert b. Roosevelt Chales H. RUSSELL IT,, Robert schell,
Correliu, Vanderbilt, Andrew Walrer and John a.
Weeks.
George Wilson read the following as the mmittee
of the Chamber of Commerce Charles 5 Smith, Levi T.
Norton samuel d. alb ocE, James VI. Blown, Nathaniel
Wies Richard A. McCuldy Daniel {. Robbins, " i'll
lam III. Rob Jackson ;. Schultz, Enoch l. an
cher, Gustav s. hwab, John Sloan, Franklin, kSon'
lie Grand b. Cannon. Claunccy NJ. Depew, Orlando H.
Potter, Henry Hcnlz, William +. Dodge, "lllaih Is.
DinsmoIe. r. astuS WimGn. Charles Various A roster
higgins frarcls b. Thuiber, Herjamin G. Arnold.
John H. Inman. Vernon H. Brown, josiah NJ Fsche'
Cornelius y. Bliss Scion Humphreys and George VIII
MAYOR Hewitt was chosen chairman Of the Joint
committee On motion of Elbridrc l. Gerry, the tocl
ETY. Of the Sons Of the Revolution was represented On
the committee too large for practical work ana
moved thar a SUBJ Ommtee he appointed TX -Mayor
Cooner said that they had only met t" appoint com
mlttcc of 100, and therefore me larger tbe ~ @
ton. The committees then adjourned 10 WeuneSuas
noxt when tho committees Will be appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
THE ZOE COMPANIES AND THEIR SCRIP.

Internal Revenue Collector Sullivan yesterday sum
moned fresh batch of firms engaged in the Ice buSi
ness TO make their of the amount OF scrip IS
sued TO their wcrkmen upon which the Government
claims tax of ten per cent under the law OF 1870
Some Of these were directed TO report to the Collector
TO-DAY the face value Of the tickets or circulation SO
called nut ont within the last fifteen months.
The report In circulation yesterday that the Treas
ury Dcparm cnt. the appeal OF the ice companies,
had suspended the order requiring these statth9 ~
he made was declare by both Collectors sullivan ana
Giegcrich to De without foundation Mr.. FORREST, on
behalf of the knCherAuckcr ice Company SAID that Us
statement was icing compiled as rapidly as possible
and would be given 10 the Collector In lew DAYS
THIS does not mean, however, that the company In
tends to pay the tax. The companies ana hlnls gen
orally pooled their issues and viii resist payment
BY every lawful means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
SALE OF LACES.


JAMES McCRE q co.
again call attention to the stock
of Laccs, purchased recently ut
less than the cost of production,
and now offered by them at the
following very low prices Black
Chantilly Lace Flouncing. ~
inches wide, ut $50, $500,
$3.50, - 90 ana $40 per yard
Spanish Guipurc Lace Fiouncing,
$3.50, 500, 500 and $3.50 ;
Iiand-run Spanish and Marquise
Lace Flouncing, $500, $500,
500 and $3.50 Chantilly Lace
Nets for ONcrdrcsScs, Point and
Duchessc Laccs, FlOunccS, Hand
kcrchicis and Bridal Wells; black
and cream Spanish Scarfs and
Fichus, all at unusual reductions
i'm price. And Il full line of Linen
Handllcrchicis, EmbrOidcrics and
Ruchings.
JAMES MEG REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mon,,ng ~ cnamber OF Commerce, y. M oren-
IaweIeSs Association annual dinner, Dciho'ie' - '
ing. ,. ..o ,o,oro Iudcc BARTLETT, brooklyn.
Dinncr OF the ritans, MJrcO's. evening ,.o - o,
St Nicholas Society meeting. Deln Oncos Yo p,n,ns
Fair in aid OF Normal College Library 'io'oi ~
wick - .o..o,.,on p-,,,h Avenue
International Baseball League conventions Firm '"u
Poytechnic Section OF American institute Clinton Hail
American Institute of Christian Philosophy NO.
Wnman Suffrage League, No. Lexingtonave.' p m
Masonic fair, Masonic Temple , , ,.ns,or
Fair for benefit OF Mariners Family Asylum, johnston
Building. Brooklyn. ,- 49,. ,,o,oo r-,,,a
Union County Board OF Agriculture Court House. Eza
BETH y. ].
Meeting Of the Dock Commissioners
II. Raglan before Society OF Mechaihcs
and Tradesmen Steinway Hall, p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
WHIT HAS COLLECTOR Ma GONE TO SAYf

Jasper T. Kane. who for eight years was CHIEF cicrh
In the Iquidating department Of the Custom House.
died at his home No 125 Kentst., Brooklyn, on Tues
day at the age OF forty Collector Robertson APP
pointed him to his position in the Custom House On
November he was seized with rcmlttcnt fever OF
typhoid character, and before no well re elved
letter. from Collector Nagone his friends say, demand
ing nj. presence his desk. On Friday though barely
able to walk, he came To this city, ana IL Is chaIB'u
that the upbIadcd him and declared that he
would lose his place II he not there the next DAY
At night was taken with hcmorrlnec Of the bowels and
was not able TO leave his bed again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEWYORK. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 80 1873
ARRIVED.

Steamer The Queen (Er). Hooley. Liverpool Nov II,
Queenstown IL with IN tss and 263 passengers r !
Hurst Arrived attho Bar At
Steamer city OF Augusta Catherine Savannah days
with mlse and passengers Ia Henry YOngr.
BcnofactOr, Chichester Wilmington 3days, with
m,l.c and passengers Ia VIM T. clyde & co
General whitney. BeIrse Boston, with mdse
II + DmOck
SHIN J Wcnd (GeT) Lass. Antwerp 40 days. with iron
barrels srers vessel 10 Hermann koep Co.
tirice Walnut, Liverpool AZ daya with salt u
Il ID MouliOn & co. vessel O., Bonn Flint.
BARK Niionia tir. Wilson. Natal 80 days with sugar
To order vessel 10 Bowring & Archibald
BARR Ada T. Could Haura,an 81 Marc ~ DAYS with log
to unlarit & Co; vossol To Miller HOuShton.
Bark FredrricI tBrt. , 81 John. MI. days Win
lumber to order vessel 10 ScanDe Bros.
Brg ruby Won Post Port Spain 10 days with sugar 10
ID I rOwbridge -, =.
l. Armstrong.
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook. wind fresh Me- clear. At CITY
Island. wind frcsh y +, olcar
Arrived yesterday
Absno (Brl. Murray. Cardiff New H. with steel
voasol 10 Austin BOYD Arrived al Tho b2f
At 7.30
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wrsrcntsrEK COUNTY

There couple Of sudden deaths o. csnyicis In tho
state Prison sing sing YESTERDAY. OH- wss That of
William IT, Parsss forty seven. from heart a es."
sentenced by Judge Gilder-csve on pcts -
1856. two year. ant 'iv month, imprison msnt fer
grand larceny The sthsr mat 81 Hugh kov, alias
George Mcclure alias Jane. Bell who ior grand larceny
serving ms Ntta term oi imprisonment under scE
tcncc o. Recorder -myth for two yr.rs
The plans for "a Of sewerage tor the village OF
Mount Vernon. which were taken 10 Albany ldst
Wednesday 10y the -sHcr 'omnfi"e for approval havo
been approved with alterations by the state Board
O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
NEW.JER~El.

Traups broke into the Rutherford school house
Tussday night a nd stole two clocks bells. number
OF text books, and somo clothiRg belonging to the
teacher
About Gny delegates from all parts OF tho state at
tended meeting OF the NevJcrsey "omens bAp'l''
Missionary ociey In the Baptist Church at bloomfield
on Tuesday and organized a Womans A.secati"nal MIS-
sienAry Society.
Tie Township Committee Of Montclair has appointed
twelve special coustabcs In place Of that number whose
terms have xrrsd special constable has also been
appoiu tcd to stop football playing on sunday.
A Young man passing through sOse wosd, on the back
road near kearny Tuesday sish stumbled over the
form OF nan lying on the ground with III. feet In the
water The man Was carried 10 Fishers hotel near by
and II was learned that he wa. tinker ana hal been
wayIaa beaten and cut by ooipads. Iis wounds were
dressed and yesterday he sent 10 ia for safe keep
ing
The corsnsr's jury In the case OF Mrs Eliza NcQnisn
who was killed at tho Twenty stthst crossing OF the
New Jersey Central Railroad Hsyosns. on Novesb.r L.
returned verdict odinc the company responsible for
the woinaBs death
pareats Oh the IIac&eusack plank road near Durham
drowned yesterday while nshug for toncods III the
Hacksnsack IIycr.
Jacob Van Ardlos barn aud oarriagc-houso at North
Bergen were Destroyed by fire russlar gut 1hey con
taiued quantity Of Lay ana flaming implements Loss
5000. no insurance
Charles Wendell. % UsGn iil. las been robbed OF a
valuable diamond PIN. warrant las ocon issued i'r
the arrest OF torzer servant 81 Mr. wendell who Is
suspected OF tho crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
FILL GR0wy N ONLYrWO DAYS

The fair at 20. jii Fifih IN aid OF the Hospital
and Training sehss OF the Good Samaritan Dosconcsses
II only two days Old but II Is attracting largo crowds
both by OF its charitable object aud it, display OF
handsome and useful things. Among the new features
is f.stball contest managed by Mis- Lottis skinner.
Miss Maud. Burke and Mis-, Horace Macaulay. which
the popularity ~ college and city teams is being tested
by financial ballots. The Manhattan Athletic club
leads with Yalo 4 good second. Tho "inyst.rious"
department booming merry. AND large numbers view
the future through tho medium OF IA pack OF card.
Mrs t. l.. Davenport, while Miss Edith Drake ~ kept
busy examining hands ia tho interest OF palui.iy and
one the most active work littlo doll
x.d sister Dsra. who dressed 10 tno costume OF tho
Gssd samaritan DescOncssss receives large c0nirsu
tsns Ia behalf OF thu Free Bed Fund" Music IL fur
nished thTeuyhsut tho day and evening by August
Youngr and associates. Tbs chdrens room IL popular
with tho BOYS and girls, and the Comic Galleries" are
b-soged with patrons OF realistic art. An effort
will made render saturday particularly attractive
10 the children by means OF varied entertainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
RAILWAY.

At tho meath. Of the Common Councii on Tuesday
nigh. tho question OF taking Steps toward purchas ng
the bank building occupied by the Savings Institution
for city hall was favsraby discussed and Coancilmcn
Farrell McManus and Belmer were appointed COM
mttec to see what ens can he made TO buy tho
property, which. with other assets of the bank, has
been ordered sold by Chancellor McGill at public sale OIL
December 2O.i
Nathan Mead has bsen appointed School commissioner
fr.m the Fourth Ward to iii the vacancy caused 10y the
death Of Thomas " Black.
The work OF compromising the long overdue assess
merits laid against property during the real estate boom
in ls7l72 is going satisfactorily with the result OF
causing tho nay the back taxes which have TO
be paid in full
The electric light. have beer so unsatisfactory that
Councilman shipman announces that Ee Will endeavor
TO have the contract declared void at the next Council
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
"B1G BILLY" rs NOT ~ TIE WILD WEST.

Three complainants appeared In the Yorkvllc Police
Court yesterday again,t the prisoners, william Daw
ling alias "Blg Billy, and william Walker, alias
"Waters" who accused Of doing the shooting In
Niller's liquor store, No l1e0 FrSt-avc on Monday
night The complainant AdOlph Schiller, who
had his nose nearly fad tened by blow with the butt
Of revolver Louis f. IIuth who was shot In tho neck
and Henry X. Miller the store keeper. who was shot
In the hand. They say the prison II inflicted the IN
iures and Miller says Big bill tied TO rob the TIL
Big Billy was held In ~ 800 hail for examination
on FRIDAY on ihe double charge Of assault and larceny
and alker held Ia 1900 bail ON the charge Of
assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
PASS A 10

The Committee Night School, Of the Board Of Educa'
ton yesterday made demand on the police authorities
for the appointment OF truant officer for the better
enforcement Of compulsory education and factory
laws
The Passaic Bridge nremon after falling to induce the
City Council to build them an engine house. began to
build ono them selves persuaded the Council TO rent
1t for $500 year. Mayor Howe now refuses to sign
the lease
The new Passac Savings Bank will open for business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY,

Tho body Of Frederick Scheiger age forty-nve. no
go Canal st. was found yesterday floating in the Msrrs
Canal at yarickst II is not known whether he commit
teo suicide or was drowned By accident but sone OF his
friends incline to the belief that he committed suicide
because he was financially embarrassed scheigsr was
speculator in cattle He leaves wife and two grown
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

NO IRA CE OF THAT THOTSlNDDOLLAR BILL.
j. ~ Houston Of the Coleman House, who, 1t Is
said Is the man that Ioi the ~ 900 bill Sunday
In Ada Grays house I'm Thirty -irst-t., failed to put
In an appearance at Jecr,On Market Police Court yes
terday morning Thomas OIren noted bunco steer
or and confidence man, pal" OF Thomas DcWnc,
who cannot be found, arslgnCd suspicion Of
being an accomplish OIricn got clear on this case
but rc-arrested in court by Chief Of Police SarviS
Of Newburg, for having "buncOcd" November IL
Captain I. G. Ring of Newburg, out Of $4,000 Albany
City bonds Justice German transferred O'Brlcn into
tho custody OF Chief Of Police sarvis, who Will take
hm to Newburg to-day TO answer the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

orsss A.a weapo. with him. % thas the o'erE
dd mot have the information before him Inc hecoras
the seyerest sentence Ambrose nosai'
bic the plea and him 10 the State Prison Tor ton
yeara ....-, ..-nuu.,t "a foundaman r. p
walng Of eI suuerntenaent na ~ tss
poce con- written OF the rounds
IVAN artt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
GETIING TN.

GETTING THE SEVEREST SENTENCE POSSIBLE.
Charles Ambrose the young who entered tho house of
Mics =. Bromley at No west Fy thirdL On the night
OF November 2 pleaded guilty yesterday before Recorder
smyth charge Of burglary the second degree The
Recorder examined the officers 10 the circumstances He
found that Ambrose the OF entering the
house and he ndorsed the warrant statement that the
should have been burglary degree
The police complaint did the fact that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
DOCTORS SURE HE DIED or PdRIE0

Tho Coroner's inquest in the OF william Marsh
wald who died at the IrOoklyn Hospital forth that
dcah was due to hydrophObla DR.. T. C. Burnett, the
House surgeon OF tho Osptal, gave testimony to the
effect that at the autopsy all the organs were found 10
be normal, for congestion. The spinal cord and
brain were intensely congestod and the OF death
was hydro hobia from dog bite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

Hcmps'ead lost by death yesterday one OF Its best
known characters. CuEstah.c Ges.-e lIdcrt
Surrogate Weller Of pl-rns county veteriaY granted
srlcr Theodore ! Armstrong a. co admin
lsttaior o. he state OF ls fshsr slnty Judge John
Armstrong. ana appointed Thomas J. Arm.irode Of
Ninsod. N - place
The fcsGc.ts o. tho town o' Huntington are greatly
cNceA OVER fhc ATTEMPT OF two -rc-ldsnt~ Low
Eros to- oht 81 lani- under water Hunt
iu.iou BAY rom ~t4te Land tonmi. and a
public meeting protect Ig~inst any Interference ~ The
Ia A he n a inN NINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

yfndsoY Eotel-C On gresham William D. keey' q
dephis and OK Congressman William W. Grape 81 Masss
ehusetts SturteVant Tns Rev Dr. Joseph
Parker OF London and Gbson Peacock OF
Nuyrnv H,U Congressman John Is buck r.m
ford - Grand Hsti-Commodore w. H. hho ossro yo,i-
na nder Frederick Rodgers u s. Navy ,t
Bradley i. Johnson, OF Baltinp'''' '@""' ~
Ssua Vrdder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

MEETING or THE NEW-JERSEY SABBiTH UNION
The fourteenth annual convention OF the Now-Jsrsey
Sabbath Uaon held yesterday at tho First Freshly.
terrain Church In Newark the Rev George s. Mott pre-
siding President Mott, tho Rev Dr. Taylor. and the
Rev. J. II. Knowles were appointed delegates tho
Evangelical Alliance 10 meet In Washin stsn. ID. c. next
week. A resolution adopted requesting tho stand
ing COmaittce 10 arrange for convention at Ocean
Grove next suAin-r. Twcnty-o layrasn. enc frsm
each county Ia The stac. were elected members A
Board OF Managers elected With ths fos wing OIL
PresideHt. the Row George \. Mott pres-
DENTS the Rev Dr. ". T. Findey, the Iiov. DR. stubbs
and the Rev. t. H. England treasurer. tho Rev. Dr.
Frazer recording secretary, tho Rev. H. B WaIng
rsspOndinE secretary, the Rev. j. H. Knowles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

The Board OF Education OF Bridgeport being unable 10
furnish for conducting evcuin: schools William
H. BostwIck has offered 10 do u at his own expense
Chief Of Polio, George T. scsi"ll o, Grosuwich. cap
tured the thief who hrod w. Msrrti sons horse last
Wednesday at POuehk-epss. y. y.
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DECEMBER, 1887.
Messrs. TIFFANY & CO.,
Union-square, N. Y.

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PATTERSON.

Thu Committee on Finance of tho Board OF Aldermen
has awarded to tho Paterson Savings Institution $685. 900
OF city bonds at par Ex-senator c. A. Hobart receiver
of the Ivanboe Papcr Company has secured frsm the
NewJerscy Court OF Chancery an order allowing him 10
run the mills for two weeks longer